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``` OpenAI takes a key step toward going public, hiring top law firms to prepare for its IPO, as the AI giant enters the countdown to entering the capital markets. According to the latest report from The Information, insiders have revealed that OpenAI has hired two law firms, Cooley and Wachtell

``` After the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Trump's emergency tariffs illegal, the refund process is accelerating at the judicial level. On Wednesday, March 4, U.S. Court of International Trade Judge Richard Eaton ordered U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to immediately stop including the tariffs imposed

``` In the past two days, Korea’s benchmark KOSPI index has dropped more than 10% each day, marking the biggest two-day decline since 2008. The market generally believes that global risk aversion caused by Trump’s military action against Iran led to brutal declines across Asian stock markets, including Korea.

``` Domestic tech giants are facing a valuation re-rating triggered by the AI arms race. Since its high last October, the Hang Seng Tech Index has fallen by 28%, with nearly $600 billion erased from its market value. Tencent and Alibaba have borne the brunt, while competitors such as ByteDance continue

``` As uncertainty remains over the duration of the Iran conflict, investors are turning to the "Russia-Ukraine conflict" playbook for guidance on market trends. Many traders are revisiting strategies from after the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in 2022, betting that this week’s surge in energy prices will

``` A well-known private equity institution whose team's history dates back to 1999, with more than ten years of private equity registration history and peak entrusted scale exceeding ten billion RMB, is now in the predicament of "missing registered executives" and "scale falling below ten billion&

``` Amidst global market turbulence, Goldman Sachs is bullish against the trend, viewing the recent market pullback as a buying opportunity rather than the start of a prolonged bear market. This outlook is backed by the institution’s optimistic expectations for a "four-week recovery" of traffic through the Strait